Drug Discovery and Translational Biology MSc

Course Overview - Drug Discovery and Translational Biology MSc

The rapid transformation in the nature of drug discovery means that knowledge of related disciplines, and the technologies used, is essential for those considering a career in commercial or academic research.

This MSc programme in Drug Discovery and Translational Biology will help you explore the latest methods of developing drugs and therapeutic compounds for humans and animals, and disease control agents for plants.

Our multidisciplinary approach links structural biology, bioinformatics, chemistry and pharmacology.

On this programme, you will develop foc...

Course Information

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Study Mode

Full-time

Duration

1 Years

Start Date

2027-09-01

Campus

Central area campus

Course Address
George Square
Edinburgh
EH8 9JZ

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